In front of nearly 3,000 spectators, Oklahoma Baptist and Southwestern Oklahoma State went head-to-head for over three hours, capped by a SWOSU game-winning interception in overtime to solidify Saturday’s 38-31 victory inside Crain Family Stadium at the Hurt Complex.
ENID – Freshman Kennedy Mason was named to the all-tournament team and four of her senior teammates had strong efforts as the Tecumseh High School volleyball team reached the semifinals of the Oklahoma Bible Academy Tournament.
PAOLI – Braxton Street caught two touchdown passes and ran for two more Friday night as the Maud Tigers rolled to a 58-8 smashing of the Paoli Pugs. The game ended on the mercy rule at halftime.
STIGLER – The Seminole Chieftains managed just 166 yards of offense as the Stigler Panthers overcame a one-point halftime deficit to claim a 34-8 victory Friday night. Seminole dropped to 2-3 on the season and 0-1 in its district opener.
MAUD – Four Maud players – Reese Street, Aubrey Williams, Janlee Impson and Amerikus Street - had 3-for-3 performances from the plate Friday as the Maud Lady Tigers ripped Earlsboro 13-3 in four innings to capture a Class B district title.
Outside of a close ending in the third, Oklahoma Baptist steamrolled Northwestern Oklahoma State on Saturday, winning 3-0. The victory was OBU’s fourth in a row and it improved the team’s record to 10-8 and 4-1 in the league.
SEARCY, Ark. – Oklahoma Baptist’s Anna Fulton broke an 83-minute standstill tie against Harding as OBU secured a 1-0 Great American Conference victory at the Stevens Soccer Complex.
PRAGUE – Behind the rushing of Trevor McGinnis and Aiden Auld, the Prague Red Devils mowed down the Henryetta Knights 56-12 Friday night to launch district play. Trevor McGinnis ran for 241 yards and three touchdowns while Auld had 152 yards on 13 attempts and two more scores as Prague rolled up 520 yards of offense with a whopping 493 on the ground.
McLoud came out quick and held on strong until the end beating out North Rock Creek in the Cougars’ first ever district game 28-7. The Redskins scored their first touchdown on the night within the first four minutes of the game.
KELLYVILLE – Alec Jackson passed for 215 yards and three touchdowns and Casmen Hill ran for 258 yards and another score as the Chandler Lions rolled to a 40-19 district-opening victory over the Kellyville Ponies Friday night.